Mount Allison University (MtA)
Scholarship
Undergraduate Scholarships available here
1.
Entrance Scholarships
- Amount:
$4,000 to $20,000 (renewable annually at $1,000 to $5,000)
- Eligibility:
Open to all incoming students with a calculated admission average of 80%
or above.
- Criteria:
Based on academic achievement, extracurricular involvement, leadership
experience, community service, and work/internship experience.
- Application:
No separate application required; all applicants are automatically
considered upon admission.
- Deadline:
March 1, 2025.
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2. Major Scholarships
- Amount:
Up to $70,000 (distributed over four years)
- Eligibility:
Highly competitive; awarded to students demonstrating exceptional academic
performance and leadership.
- Criteria:
Academic excellence, significant extracurricular involvement, leadership
skills, and community service.
- Application:
By invitation; students are nominated based on their application
materials.
- Deadline:
March 1, 2025.
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3. President’s Scholarship
- Amount:
$20,000 ($5,000 per year for four years)
- Eligibility:
Top-tier students with outstanding academic records and leadership
qualities.
- Criteria:
Exceptional academic achievement, leadership experience, and community
involvement.
- Renewal:
Maintain a minimum GPA of 3.7 and a full course load of 30 credits per
year.
- Application:
By invitation; based on admission application.
- Deadline:
March 1, 2025.
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4. University Scholarships
- Amount:
$750 per year
- Eligibility:
Current students who have completed a full course load of 30 credits in
the previous academic year.
- Criteria:
Achieve a GPA of 3.7 or higher.
- Renewal:
Re-evaluated annually based on academic performance.
- Application:
No separate application required; awarded automatically.
- Deadline:
N/A; awarded based on academic performance.
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5. CN Brown Scholarship
- Amount:
Varies (average $1,300)
- Eligibility:
Students entering their final year of an undergraduate degree program.
- Criteria:
Good academic record (75% or better), significant extracurricular
involvement, financial need, and a clear plan for future studies or
career.
- Application:
Requires a written application detailing academic and extracurricular
achievements, future plans, and financial need.
- Deadline:
November 1, 2025.
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6. Donor-Funded Scholarships
- Amount:
Varies; typically substantial funding
- Eligibility:
Specific criteria vary by scholarship; generally based on academic
achievement, financial need, and program of study.
- Criteria:
Each scholarship has unique requirements set by the donor.
- Application:
Apply through the university's scholarship portal; some may require
additional documentation or essays.
- Deadline:
Varies by scholarship; check individual scholarship details.
Graduate
Scholarships at Mount Allison University
1. Greenidge Graduate Fellowship
o Amount: Varies; specific amount not
disclosed.
o Eligibility: Awarded to students in the Master
of Science program.
o Details: This fellowship supports graduate
students pursuing research in science disciplines.
o Application: Interested students should contact
their program supervisor for more information.
2. Graduate Teaching Assistantships
(TAs)
o Amount: Approximately CAD $3,000 per year.
o Eligibility: Available to full-time graduate
students.
o Details: TAs assist faculty with teaching
responsibilities, providing valuable experience and financial support.
o Application: Students should discuss TA
opportunities with their program supervisor prior to commencing studies.
3. Graduate Student Stipends
o Amount: Minimum base stipend of CAD
$19,000 per year, including TAships.
o Eligibility: Offered to full-time graduate
students.
o Details: These stipends support students
financially during their graduate studies.
o Application: Students should discuss stipend
opportunities with their program supervisor before starting their studies.
4. Class of '33 International Student
Bursary
o Amount: Varies; specific amount not
disclosed.
o Eligibility: International students enrolled at
MtA.
o Details: This bursary provides financial
assistance to international students demonstrating financial need.
o Application: Applications are accepted during
the Winter term through the International Centre and the Financial Aid and
Awards office.
5. University Scholarships
o Amount: CAD $750 per year.
o Eligibility: Graduate students who have
completed a full course load of 30 credits in the previous academic year and
attained a GPA of 3.7 or better.
o Details: These scholarships recognize
academic excellence among graduate students.
o Application: No separate application required;
students are automatically considered based on their academic performance.
6. Donor-Funded Scholarships
o Amount: Varies; specific amounts not
disclosed.
o Eligibility: Graduate students meeting specific
criteria set by donors.
o Details: These scholarships are funded by
donations and may have varying eligibility requirements.
o Application: Students should consult the
Financial Aid and Awards office for information on available donor-funded
scholarships.
Note: All scholarship applications require submission by March
1, 2025, to be considered for the 2025–2026 academic year.
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Eligibility criteria
Undergraduate Admission Eligibility Criteria
1. Academic
Requirements
·
Minimum
Grade Average: Applicants should have achieved a
minimum grade of 65% in each academic course during the final two years of their
preparatory work. Meeting this minimum ensures that the application will be
considered; however, admitted students typically have averages above this
threshold.
· University Preparatory Courses: All students must have successfully completed a university preparatory English course among their university preparatory courses.
2. English
Language Proficiency
As English is the primary language of instruction
at MtA, students must demonstrate sufficient proficiency to communicate
effectively, follow lectures, and complete assignments and examinations in
English.
Accepted
Tests and Minimum Scores:
·
TOEFL
(Internet-based): Minimum score of 90, with no band score
lower than 20.
·
IELTS
(Academic): Minimum overall band score of 6.5, with no band score
lower than 6.
·
PTE
Academic: Minimum score of 60, with no individual
score less than 51.
·
CAEL (CE):
Minimum score of 70, with no part lower than 60.
·
Cambridge
English: Minimum score of 176, with no band score
lower than 169.
· Duolingo English Test: Minimum score of 110, with no subscore lower than the following: Comprehension 125, Literacy 120, Conversation 110, Production 95
Alternative
Proofs:
· Successful completion of at least three years of academic instruction at a Canadian secondary institution, as recognized by Mount Allison.
Conditional
Admission:
If you meet MtA's academic requirements but don't meet the English proficiency requirements, you may be offered conditional admission. This may include enrolling in MtA's English Summer Pathway Program, which provides classes in English and academic skills, along with cultural trips and activities. Upon successful completion, you would receive unconditional admission to MtA without needing additional TOEFL or IELTS tests.
3. International
Students
If you're not a Canadian
citizen or permanent resident, you're considered an international student. In
addition to the admission requirements, you'll need to:
·
Provide a copy of your passport or government-issued photo ID.
·
Submit proof of English language proficiency, if required (check admission requirements for your country).
·
Obtain a valid study permit to
attend Mount Allison. Before applying for a study permit, you need:
o An unconditional offer
of admission to Mount Allison.
o A Provincial Attestation
Letter (PAL).
o A Letter of Acceptance
(LOA).
Note:
As of January 22, 2024, most international students need
to provide an attestation letter from the province or territory where they plan
to study before applying for a study permit.
4. Application
Process
You can apply through the MtA application account. Check the 'supplemental items' section in your application account to see what other documents may be required. For specific programs, additional applications and documentation may be necessary. For example, applicants to the Bachelor of Music (BMus) program must submit a music application, audition, take a music entrance assessment, and submit a letter of reference.
Graduate Admission Eligibility Criteria
1. Academic
Requirements
·
Bachelor’s
Degree:
Applicants must hold a four-year bachelor’s
degree or equivalent from a recognized university or institution.
·
Minimum
Grade Average:
Typically, a minimum B+ average (around 75%
or GPA 3.0/4.0) in the last two years of undergraduate study is
required. Some programs may require higher averages or specific prerequisite
courses.
2. Program-Specific
Requirements
·
Different graduate programs may have additional admission criteria, such as:
o Submission
of a research proposal or statement of purpose
o Letters
of recommendation (usually two or three)
o Relevant
work experience or professional background in some cases
o GRE
or other standardized test scores (rare, depending on program)
3. English
Language Proficiency
For those applicants whose first language is not
English, proof of English proficiency is required are below:
·
TOEFL iBT:
Minimum 90 overall, with no section less than 20
·
IELTS
Academic: Minimum overall band 6.5, with no section less than 6.0
·
PTE
Academic: Minimum score 60
·
Other recognized tests accepted with similar
scores
(Conditional admission or pathway programs may
be offered if proficiency requirements are not met.)
4. Application
Materials
Applicants must submit:
·
Completed application form (online)
·
Official transcripts of all post-secondary study
·
Letters of recommendation
·
Statement of purpose / research proposal
·
CV or resume (if applicable)
·
Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
·
Any other program-specific documents (e.g.,
portfolio, writing samples)
5. Additional
Notes
·
Admission decisions are based on a holistic review
of the candidate’s academic record, research potential, fit with faculty
expertise, and other supporting materials.
· Some programs may have limited enrollment and are therefore highly competitive.
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University Video
Undergraduate Scholarships available here
1.
Entrance Scholarships
- Amount:
$4,000 to $20,000 (renewable annually at $1,000 to $5,000)
- Eligibility:
Open to all incoming students with a calculated admission average of 80%
or above.
- Criteria:
Based on academic achievement, extracurricular involvement, leadership
experience, community service, and work/internship experience.
- Application:
No separate application required; all applicants are automatically
considered upon admission.
- Deadline:
March 1, 2025.
????
2. Major Scholarships
- Amount:
Up to $70,000 (distributed over four years)
- Eligibility:
Highly competitive; awarded to students demonstrating exceptional academic
performance and leadership.
- Criteria:
Academic excellence, significant extracurricular involvement, leadership
skills, and community service.
- Application:
By invitation; students are nominated based on their application
materials.
- Deadline:
March 1, 2025.
????
3. President’s Scholarship
- Amount:
$20,000 ($5,000 per year for four years)
- Eligibility:
Top-tier students with outstanding academic records and leadership
qualities.
- Criteria:
Exceptional academic achievement, leadership experience, and community
involvement.
- Renewal:
Maintain a minimum GPA of 3.7 and a full course load of 30 credits per
year.
- Application:
By invitation; based on admission application.
- Deadline:
March 1, 2025.
????
4. University Scholarships
- Amount:
$750 per year
- Eligibility:
Current students who have completed a full course load of 30 credits in
the previous academic year.
- Criteria:
Achieve a GPA of 3.7 or higher.
- Renewal:
Re-evaluated annually based on academic performance.
- Application:
No separate application required; awarded automatically.
- Deadline:
N/A; awarded based on academic performance.
????
5. CN Brown Scholarship
- Amount:
Varies (average $1,300)
- Eligibility:
Students entering their final year of an undergraduate degree program.
- Criteria:
Good academic record (75% or better), significant extracurricular
involvement, financial need, and a clear plan for future studies or
career.
- Application:
Requires a written application detailing academic and extracurricular
achievements, future plans, and financial need.
- Deadline:
November 1, 2025.
????
6. Donor-Funded Scholarships
- Amount:
Varies; typically substantial funding
- Eligibility:
Specific criteria vary by scholarship; generally based on academic
achievement, financial need, and program of study.
- Criteria:
Each scholarship has unique requirements set by the donor.
- Application:
Apply through the university's scholarship portal; some may require
additional documentation or essays.
- Deadline:
Varies by scholarship; check individual scholarship details.
Graduate
Scholarships at Mount Allison University
1. Greenidge Graduate Fellowship
o Amount: Varies; specific amount not
disclosed.
o Eligibility: Awarded to students in the Master
of Science program.
o Details: This fellowship supports graduate
students pursuing research in science disciplines.
o Application: Interested students should contact
their program supervisor for more information.
2. Graduate Teaching Assistantships
(TAs)
o Amount: Approximately CAD $3,000 per year.
o Eligibility: Available to full-time graduate
students.
o Details: TAs assist faculty with teaching
responsibilities, providing valuable experience and financial support.
o Application: Students should discuss TA
opportunities with their program supervisor prior to commencing studies.
3. Graduate Student Stipends
o Amount: Minimum base stipend of CAD
$19,000 per year, including TAships.
o Eligibility: Offered to full-time graduate
students.
o Details: These stipends support students
financially during their graduate studies.
o Application: Students should discuss stipend
opportunities with their program supervisor before starting their studies.
4. Class of '33 International Student
Bursary
o Amount: Varies; specific amount not
disclosed.
o Eligibility: International students enrolled at
MtA.
o Details: This bursary provides financial
assistance to international students demonstrating financial need.
o Application: Applications are accepted during
the Winter term through the International Centre and the Financial Aid and
Awards office.
5. University Scholarships
o Amount: CAD $750 per year.
o Eligibility: Graduate students who have
completed a full course load of 30 credits in the previous academic year and
attained a GPA of 3.7 or better.
o Details: These scholarships recognize
academic excellence among graduate students.
o Application: No separate application required;
students are automatically considered based on their academic performance.
6. Donor-Funded Scholarships
o Amount: Varies; specific amounts not
disclosed.
o Eligibility: Graduate students meeting specific
criteria set by donors.
o Details: These scholarships are funded by
donations and may have varying eligibility requirements.
o Application: Students should consult the
Financial Aid and Awards office for information on available donor-funded
scholarships.
Note: All scholarship applications require submission by March
1, 2025, to be considered for the 2025–2026 academic year.
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Undergraduate Admission Eligibility Criteria
1. Academic
Requirements
·
Minimum
Grade Average: Applicants should have achieved a
minimum grade of 65% in each academic course during the final two years of their
preparatory work. Meeting this minimum ensures that the application will be
considered; however, admitted students typically have averages above this
threshold.
· University Preparatory Courses: All students must have successfully completed a university preparatory English course among their university preparatory courses.
2. English
Language Proficiency
As English is the primary language of instruction
at MtA, students must demonstrate sufficient proficiency to communicate
effectively, follow lectures, and complete assignments and examinations in
English.
Accepted
Tests and Minimum Scores:
·
TOEFL
(Internet-based): Minimum score of 90, with no band score
lower than 20.
·
IELTS
(Academic): Minimum overall band score of 6.5, with no band score
lower than 6.
·
PTE
Academic: Minimum score of 60, with no individual
score less than 51.
·
CAEL (CE):
Minimum score of 70, with no part lower than 60.
·
Cambridge
English: Minimum score of 176, with no band score
lower than 169.
· Duolingo English Test: Minimum score of 110, with no subscore lower than the following: Comprehension 125, Literacy 120, Conversation 110, Production 95
Alternative
Proofs:
· Successful completion of at least three years of academic instruction at a Canadian secondary institution, as recognized by Mount Allison.
Conditional
Admission:
If you meet MtA's academic requirements but don't meet the English proficiency requirements, you may be offered conditional admission. This may include enrolling in MtA's English Summer Pathway Program, which provides classes in English and academic skills, along with cultural trips and activities. Upon successful completion, you would receive unconditional admission to MtA without needing additional TOEFL or IELTS tests.
3. International
Students
If you're not a Canadian
citizen or permanent resident, you're considered an international student. In
addition to the admission requirements, you'll need to:
·
Provide a copy of your passport or government-issued photo ID.
·
Submit proof of English language proficiency, if required (check admission requirements for your country).
·
Obtain a valid study permit to
attend Mount Allison. Before applying for a study permit, you need:
o An unconditional offer
of admission to Mount Allison.
o A Provincial Attestation
Letter (PAL).
o A Letter of Acceptance
(LOA).
Note:
As of January 22, 2024, most international students need
to provide an attestation letter from the province or territory where they plan
to study before applying for a study permit.
4. Application
Process
You can apply through the MtA application account. Check the 'supplemental items' section in your application account to see what other documents may be required. For specific programs, additional applications and documentation may be necessary. For example, applicants to the Bachelor of Music (BMus) program must submit a music application, audition, take a music entrance assessment, and submit a letter of reference.
Graduate Admission Eligibility Criteria
1. Academic
Requirements
·
Bachelor’s
Degree:
Applicants must hold a four-year bachelor’s
degree or equivalent from a recognized university or institution.
·
Minimum
Grade Average:
Typically, a minimum B+ average (around 75%
or GPA 3.0/4.0) in the last two years of undergraduate study is
required. Some programs may require higher averages or specific prerequisite
courses.
2. Program-Specific
Requirements
·
Different graduate programs may have additional admission criteria, such as:
o Submission
of a research proposal or statement of purpose
o Letters
of recommendation (usually two or three)
o Relevant
work experience or professional background in some cases
o GRE
or other standardized test scores (rare, depending on program)
3. English
Language Proficiency
For those applicants whose first language is not
English, proof of English proficiency is required are below:
·
TOEFL iBT:
Minimum 90 overall, with no section less than 20
·
IELTS
Academic: Minimum overall band 6.5, with no section less than 6.0
·
PTE
Academic: Minimum score 60
·
Other recognized tests accepted with similar
scores
(Conditional admission or pathway programs may
be offered if proficiency requirements are not met.)
4. Application
Materials
Applicants must submit:
·
Completed application form (online)
·
Official transcripts of all post-secondary study
·
Letters of recommendation
·
Statement of purpose / research proposal
·
CV or resume (if applicable)
·
Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
·
Any other program-specific documents (e.g.,
portfolio, writing samples)
5. Additional
Notes
·
Admission decisions are based on a holistic review
of the candidate’s academic record, research potential, fit with faculty
expertise, and other supporting materials.
· Some programs may have limited enrollment and are therefore highly competitive.